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The company, at that point, is a collection of coconspirators. This is the fundamental difference between the executives of a company and other employees. The
by stonogo 3y ago
The company, at that point, is a collection of coconspirators. This is the fundamental difference between the executives of a company and other employees. The executives should be held responsible.
- BobbyJo 3y agoIs that the way the law has been applied? Or are you saying thats how it should be?
- stonogo 3y agoIt is arguably the entire purpose of the managerial class to take responsibility for the times when organizational policy results in illegal actions. Wage theft is a well-documented (and well-litigated) example of management being held personally liable. Obviously the way the law is applied is that none of these executives will be held accountable. I often wonder where the line is.